1. A judge must be free from prejudice.

2. She had the good fortune to be free from illness.

3. The microscope must be free from vibration.

4. Industrial relations should be free from state interference.

5. Those classifications would be free from exacting judicial scrutiny.

6. To achieve these purposes, such organisations must be free from government interference or control. 4.

7. When the disk is found to be free from a virus infection it is given an electronic signature code.

8. Foods sold under this label are guaranteed to be free from additives and preservatives.

9. Clinically tested to be free from dangerous drugs, 100 % natural capsules, no side effect.

10. You must be free from any temporomandibular joint dysfunction ( TMJ ) - pain at the jaw joint.

11. Annoying, because I just want to be free from all this baggage. Liberating, because now I get to shine a bight light over them, and I can finally examine and releasing them.

12. When exercising your imagination,[http:///be free from.html] you should be free from the normal thinking paten.

13. Such international interest had to be free from any suspicion of economic imperialism.

14. The tested drill power pack cells should be free from electrolyte leakage.

15. Nor, even now, will they be free from the threat of expropriation, another disincentive to investment.

16. The clock used should be free from significant phase or frequency jitter.

17. May all beings be free from suffering and attain enlightenment soon!

18. The point is a short one of statutory construction which appears to be free from authority.

19. Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it. Veronica Roth 

20. Even from his perch in the hayloft, he can see that this hide will be free from cuts and nicks.

21. Its duties are performed without executive leave and, in the contemplation of the statute, must be free from executive control.

22. Ramsey was a former nonconformist who had not lost the idea that Churches must be free from entanglement with the State.

23. The life ideals of the Confucianists were expressing the benevolence to make themselves feel happy in spirit, and getting rid of nuisances to be free from care.

24. This type of account is a college savings plan that is protected by the Internal Revenue Code 529, which states plan requirements to be free from federal taxation.

25. The cabinet body bottom has the mat feet, protecting the cabinet body while placing or moving be free from damage, the convenience uses the fork car porterage.

26. This dictionary, despite the care exercised in compiling it, cannot in the nature of things be free from error.

27. Seller warrants that the goods are now free, and that at the time of delivery shall be free from any security interest or other lien or encumbrance.

28. "Music is so naturally united with us that we cannot be free from it even if we so desired" (Boethius cited by Storr).

29. The seller warrants that the goods are now free and at the time of delivery shall be free from any security interest or other lien or encumbrance.

30. The exposed surface of the structure shall be even, and shall be free from honeycombs, pitting surface, exposed reinforcing bars and cavities.

1. A judge must be free from prejudice.

2. She had the good fortune to be free from illness.

31. Check items received and the general conditions of the packaging to be free from any defects.

32. The bird was so happy to be free from the crap that he thanked the buzzard, who then decided to eat the little bird.

33. Users will be free from changing cells, having no power socket and pollution of batteries.

34. I believe that within every soul lies the capacity to reach for its own good, that within every physical body there endures an unalienable right to be free from coercion.